Dear b-greekers,
I would like to thank Dr. Buth and especially Dr. Warren for their help
and encouragement. On the strength of that encouragement I shall continue
citing the passages I memorize from my GNT by chapter and verse in Greek.
As between APO...MECRI and APO...hEWS --
TI hAIRHSOMAI OU GNWRIZW. SUNECOMAI DE EK TWN DUO!
Dear Dr. Buth,
I would very much like a greater appreciation of Greek from an
audio-lingual point of view, but the cost of your CDs does not agree with
my budget at this time. Perhaps later this year or next. I recite my
verses aloud with great vigor and animation. But am I pronouncing it well
or right? I do not know.
The importance of memorizing Scripture in any language has been
forcefully brought home to me by the following verses:
DIETHRHSA TOUS LOGOUS TOU STOMATOS AUTOU, MALLON PARA THN ANAGKAIAN MOU
TROFHN. IWB KG 12
KAQWS hEUREQHSAN hOI LOGOI SOU, KATEFAGON AUTOUS. KAI hO LOGOS SOU
EGENETO EN EMOI CARA KAI AGALLIASIS THS KARDIAS MOU. IER. IE 16
hH IHSOU EPAGGELIA:
EAN MEINHTE EN EMOI KAI TA hRHMATA MOU EN hUMIN MEINHi, hO\ EAN QELHTE
AITHSASQE KAI GENHSETAI hUMIN.
The last quote from IWAN. IE 7 is one of my memory verses.
AUTOU CARITI SOS,
Richard Ghilardi -- qodeshlayhvh@juno.com
New Haven, CT USA
Nibai kaurno hwaiteis gadriusando in airtha gaswiltith,
silbo ainata aflifnith: ith jabai gaswiltith, manag akran bairith.
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